The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-02
TROUBLE BREWING.
SERIOUS STATE OF AFFAIRS
In tho French Kepublic-Grsvy docs not Re.
slgn, as Promised, Owing to q Change In
4 tho situation-A Mob Gathering and d
mutterings Of u Revolution Heard.

i Muttcrings OF u Revolution Heard,
PARIS, Dec. LAT the Ministerial coun.
oil this morning President Grcyy iniormet
NJ. Rouvior that he believed public opin
ion was now in his favor, that he would
not resign to-day and That he would form
new cabinet.
The Chamber reaseembled Of 4 p. NJ, bu.
further recess was taken until 8 o'clock.
The Senate took recsu, until 8 o'clock.
NJ. Paul Dsroulide, leader oi the Patriotic
League, addressed zso!ion OF the crowd
outside tho Chamber and gave the crowd
"Vivo Grevy" and "Vlve Boulansor.' p
The people rejoined with cries Of "a Bas
Grevy" and "vive La Rspublique."
5r.M.-Tho adjournmen! OF the Cham.
bsr Of Deputies until . o'clock was the
reault Of a conference between the four
Republican groups, who unanimously
agreed to adopt an order OF tho day declsr.
Ing that tho Chamber, awaiting the com.
municasion promised from tho President,
would adjourn until six o'clock.
When the session was reaumed at 4
O'Clock the order was submitted and mot
with applause from both loft and centre,
II weg carried by vote of 53l against 8,
NJ. Rouvier then returned to the palace to
communicate to NJ. Grevy the reuult. It
is reported TINT when he informed NJ,
Grevy that tho sitting was Suspended, the
Preoidant replied that. the ministers hav.
ing resigned, could not be charged with
any communication to tho Chamber. NJ.
Rouvier has iroely expressed the opinion
that tho President will only resign under
pressure oil q hoslile tasnifeatation by the
Ohambera. Z
The excitement in tho city ia intense,
A mob has gathered In front Of the Palace
Of tho Elyseo and are crying for the Pres.
idont to reign.
l- TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
Troops guard the entrance to the palace.
Tho crowds in front Of the palace Borboun
became 30 denorstrativa that cavalry
were obliged to charge them.
A number cs inemb srs OF the Chamber
Of Deputies are in favor CT impeacLlng NJ.
9Ieyy II his resignation is not announced
when the oitting is resumed.
The boursa sitting Of the Chamber OF
Deputies was resumed at $780,. NJ. Rou-
yier ascended the tribune and announced
that lie had communicated to NJ. Gyevy
the vote OF the chamber on the order of the
dsy. This communication, said NJ. Rou.
yler, caused the Preaident to modify his
resolution. He had never Intended 10
enter upon conflict with Parliament and
would therefore eend q message to the
Chamber OF Deputies and the Sanate to.
morrow informing them Of his deCision.
II. Rouviar added thst the President de-
c!iaed to accapt the resignation of the
cabinet, which, therefore, retained its
fInctionu. g4g
". Rou7ier's abatement was greeted
with cheers, aud st its conclusion the
chsmber adjourned till 2 P. N. tomorrow.
Louise Michel hss been arreated.
C'oTI0 continue to flock to tho Eiysee
and 6 revolutionary demonstration Is cx.
pec!ed, X $50 -.l.I5 u.
z council wss helt ct tho Elyaee Palace
alter .hs second citing OF the Cham.
Der. Rouvier having explained tho
bearing O! the vote, NJ, Grsyy turned to
each minieter Gnd asked his opinion. All
told him his immediate resignation ap.
peared pre-emp.ory. Il. Greyy replied
that j. was the chamber which had
brought about the existing situation, and
thst tho chamber must besr the RESPONSE
b!lity before the judgment seat Of history.
NJ. Grevy oessa3 II. Rouyisr not to
pronounce the word "reeignstioa" from
che tribncc. The uus OF the word would
5a unconstitutional, becsuoo Congress
ought to bosummoned Immediately on the
prssidente resignation which could only be
announced tu-inosrow. Els authorized 81.
Rouv:er, however, to informally ecquaint
tho individual deputies Of this resolution.
No doubt is nov entertained that the
President will resign. Congress meets
Saturday. I7
When NJ. Deronlede left the chamber he
proceeded to the Hotel De- Vile, followed
BY 4 large crowd, whom be harangued,
calling for cheers for N. Greyy. The only
,eaponse to hiu appeal were cries Of "a
bas Ferry" ~.
A special correspondent Of the Daily
Neus tolegrsphs from Paris, under yester-
days date, ss follows: It il impossible to
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